The Fellowship’s goal is to equip post graduate professionals with the skills, background, and experience they need to establish a career dedicated to the discovery and development of innovative new approaches that will improve pediatric care. The diversity of the experience and expertise of our faculty and staff contributes to making this fellowship a unique opportunity for qualified and enthusiastic candidates.

Faculty and Staff

The Institute’s faculty includes leaders and active researchers in many pediatric surgical disciplines, representing the disciplines of general surgery, urology, cardiology, anesthesia, and radiology, as well as bioengineers, immunologists, geneticists, and experts in innovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many fellowships are available?

A: Up to four new Fellows will be hired each year depending upon qualifications.

Q: What is the start date for the fellowship?

A: All fellowships start on July 1.

Q: Is it a requirement to have an MD or a PhD to apply?

A: This fellowship is designed to foster innovation. While an MD or a PhD is preferred, candidates with any graduate degree may be considered if applicants demonstrate a commitment to advancing pediatric surgical and medical device innovation.

Q: Is this fellowship a paid position?

A: For MD candidates, compensation will be at the level of PGY7 to 8 surgical trainees. For non-MD candidates compensation will commensurate with their education and experience.

Q: Is the Fellowship open only to U.S. citizens and those with permanent residency?

A: Non-U.S. citizens may apply, but their participation will be contingent on their ability to qualify for a visa.

Q: Can I choose which projects I work on?

A: Fellows do have some influence on the projects they work on. To gain the full spectrum of knowledge about medical innovation, fellows will also contribute to several ongoing Institute projects in the course of the fellowship.